transport phenomena a) The following Equation 2 indicates the temperature change for non-isothermal system.3In p DpO InT/p DtDTpCp-(V.q) – (r: Vv) – (),Equation 2DtEstablish and justify the simplified equation for each condition.For an ideal gasFor a fluid flowing in a constant pressure systemFor a fluid with constant density(iv)For a stationary solid

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a) The following Equation 2 indicates the temperature change for non-isothermal system. Establish and justify the simplified equation for each condition. {i} (ii) {iv} DT Dp pCp Dr = -(V. q) - (T: Vv) - (0) De Dt Dt 3 For an ideal gas For a fluid flowing in a constant pressure system For a fluid with constant density For a stationary solid Equation 2

a) The following Equation 2 indicates the temperature change for non-isothermal system. Establish and justify the simplified equation for each condition. {i} (ii) {iv} DT Dp pCp Dr = -(V. q) - (T: Vv) - (0) De Dt Dt 3 For an ideal gas For a fluid flowing in a constant pressure system For a fluid with constant density For a stationary solid Equation 2

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Chapter1: Temperature And Heat

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